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LaTeX package: mmap.sty -- CMAP support for math in PDF
Copyright (c) 2008 Ross Moore <ross@maths.mq.edu.au>
mmap package -- include CMap resources for math symbols into PDF
to make "search" and "copy-n-paste" functions work properly
-m.cmap CMap uses ascii strings for the macro-names
.cmap CMap uses the Unicode code-point of the symbols
You may distribute and/or modify this program under the terms of LPPL
the program consists of mmap.sty and .cmap files:
{t1,lmr,ly1,oml,oms,omx,ot1,ulasy,umsa,umsb,ueuf,upsy,upzd}.cmap
{oml{b,m}it,omsb,ot1{rbxit,rbxn,rmit,rmn,ssbxn,ssmn,ttmn}}.cmap
{t1,oml,oms,omx,ot1,ueuf,ueufb,ulasy,umsa,umsb,upsy,upzd}-m.cmap
{oml{b,m}it,omsb,ot1{rbxit,rbxn,rmit,rmn,ssbxn,ssmn,ttmn}}-m.cmap
Usage:
put \usepackage{mmap} to load CMAP resources from -m.cmap files.
Or put \usepackage[noTeX]{mmap} to load CMAP resources from .cmap files.
Or put \usepackage[useTeX]{mmap} to load CMAP resources from -m.cmap files.
IMPORTANT: place this immediately after the \documentclass line
to ensure that all fonts are checked for appropriate resources.
TODO:
add *.cmap files for other font encodings (contributions are welcome):
TS1, OT2, IL2, ...
support dvips?
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Now there's another way to convert from LaTeX to Word.
Simply copy/paste from the PDF, then adjust super-/sub-scripts,
fractions, etc.
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Cheers,
Ross
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